Hawke's Bay author releases ninth book
Mainly Napier, Hastings stories in new book, but some from Waipukurau, Waipawa and Wairoa.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromNapier
Australian author connects with Lamason team
Cruise ship passenger a contributor to Phil Lamason story.
Talking Point: New Napier pool plan 'flawed'
By Tony Jeffery, Kirsten Wise, Larry Dallimore, Maxine Boag, Api Tapine, Richard McGrath.
Retail in good heart ahead of Christmas
CBD retailers experiencing pre-Christmas consumer spending boost.
Women's Refuges appeal for Christmas cheer
The Hastings and Napier Women's Refuges are asking for community support during Christmas.
Cricket: Furlong Cup run drought big issue
Hawke's Bay senior men adopt must-win attitude after shaky stints in Furlong Cup cricket.
Napier Port hearings kick off ... sort of
No-show submitters derail the hearings on the future of Napier Port.
Violent robber tells owner of vehicle 'you're in my car'
It was supposed to be a car theft. Now it's robbery, maximum penalty 14 years.
Inquisitive cop finds sex offender
A policeman looking for the girl caught David Bernard Taylor pulling up his trousers.
Napier council committed to fixing pollution
Napier City Council claims it's committed to fixing pollution in Pandora Pond
Talking Point: Is the plan to cosy up Napier Port with Tauranga?
COMMENT: Are options for Napier Port's future leaning toward a merger with Tauranga?
Fast track Napier's sewage and stormwater issues
EDITORIAL: Napier's broken stormwater system needs urgent attention.
Police officer assaulted and hospitalised in Napier
The officer responded to a public argument at 11pm yesterday. Four have been arrested.
New residential phone book opt-in approach raises hackles
The residential phone book is not available until January.
Council decides Napier shops can open at Easter
Robin Gwynn is sad with the decision but happy with consultation process on Easter trading
Kiwibank's Havelock North branch to stay open
Kiwibank and NZ Post will stay married in Havelock North but separate in Waipukurau.
Review: Valiant performance by 'Whose Line is it Anyway?' cast - despite audience
Sadly, homophobia, racism and lewd references to sheep were a theme from the audience.
The big one: Scientists reveal how lethal quake could hit NZ
Leading scientists explain their search for the secrets of the Hikurangi zone.
Student digging for info on future quakes
It is hoped the soil will tell researchers what future shaking will be like.
Taonga return to Central Hawke's Bay
Museum curator Jana Uhlirova says it is intense to have all the taonga in the building.
NZ v Aussies hockey U21s vow to light fire
Napier tees up Inaugural under-21 hockey test series between New Zealand and Australia.
Cats dying from suspected antifreeze poisoning
Cat owners have been put on alert after several suspected cases of antifreeze poisoning.
Fiesta of Lights celebrates 20 years
As long as people keep coming the gates will stay open.
785 Hawke's Bay vehicles have faulty airbags; potentially fatal risk
Motorists urged to heed recall notices of the airbags, which can be replaced for free.
Christmas Cheer sparks up again
The cheery time of community spirit at Christmas has kicked off again.
What's next for Hawke's Bay's Project Runway designer?
Napier designer made it halfway through first season of Project Runway New Zealand.
New blo-kart park opening next week
The new blo-kart park will open to the public a week on Saturday.
All Black donates test jersey to help cancer patient
Julia McNicol who is battling a rare skin cancer will pay $83,000 for treatment.
Keep the umbrella handy, it's raining again
Rain clearing on Friday but weekend looks grim.
Wine auction confirms record $265.5k raised
Record event notches more than quarter of a million dollars for Cranford Hospice.